On 14 Jan 1750 when Loring was 28, he married Mary Parker, daughter of Jacob Parker (24 Sep 1706-bef 1750) & Mary Jordan (ca 1709-), in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine.2 Born ca 1724 in Provincetown, MA.

Loring Cushing married his step-sister Mary Parker; Loring’s father Ezekiel, a widower, and Mary’s mother Mary, a widow, were married four years before Loring and Mary married.

3 May 1745 (Int.) Ezekiel married Elizabeth Gray, daughter of Capt. John Gray (-1755) & Elizabeth Emery (24 or 27 Nov 1687-).2 Born on 30 Aug 1727 in Long Island, Cumberland County, Maine.2 Elizabeth died bef 1783.

Elizabeth, of Biddeford, ME.

23 Jul 1749 (Int.) Jeremiah married Mary Robinson, daughter of John Robinson (ca 1694-1771) & Sarah Jordan (ca 1698-), in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland County, Maine. Born ca 1728 in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland County, Maine.

Mary, of Cape Elizabeth.

In 1775 Hannah married Charles Robinson in Falmouth, Cumberland County, Maine.2

Charles, of Falmouth, ME.

3 Oct 1761 (Int) Lucy married Dr. James Otis (45741) , son of Dr. Isaac Otis (26754) (1699-11 Nov 1777) & Deborah Jacob (35274) (22 Apr 1698-17 Mar 1783), in Scituate, MA.52 Born on 3 Sep 1734 in Scituate, MA.52 James was baptized on 27 Oct 1734.168 James died in Scituate, MA, on 24 May 1807; he was 72.52 Buried in South Parish Cemetery, Norwell.

From William A. Otis’s Memoir of the Otis Family:168
    Dr. Otis was the third physician of Scituate, and commenced practice about 1760. He was in the French War and served as surgeon’s mate at Crown point in 1758, in Colonel Bayley’s regiment. In 1774 he was on a committee appointed by the town, which reported that ‘the arbitrary measures of the British Pariament are subversive of those rights and liberties which our fathers have handed down to us.’ He was also one of the Scituate Committee of Inspection, who reported all who were inimical to the Continental Association.

James and Lucy lived in the Isaac Otis house beside Stony Cove Brook. He began to practice medicine about 1760, after having been in 1756 a Surgeon’s Mate in the French War.42

He was in the Revolutionary War and a surgeon both on board the sloop of war Ranger and with the American forces at Ticonderoga.

On 1 May 1766 when Phebe was 28, she married Capt. Noah Otis (45731) , son of Lieut. Ensign Otis (26751) (29 Jan 1691-Nov 1774) & Hannah, in Scituate, MA.110 Born ca 1734 in Scituate, MA. Noah was baptized in First Parish Church of Scituate, on 30 Jun 1734.52 Noah died in Scituate, MA on 22 Dec 1798.52 Buried in Union Street Cemetery, Scituate. Occupation: hatter.

From William A. Otis’s Memoir of the Otis Family:168
    Noah was one of the Committee of Correspondence and of Inspection of Scituate during the Revolution, and had command of a body of men who kept guard day and night. He served as private in Capt. Wm. Barker’s Co.; this regiment ws ordered to march on an alarm to Bristol, RI.

Noah and Phoebe resided at the Harbor Village.42